Bengal Cat Personality

[@CatVantageStory]

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[@garybrown1922]

I loved our Bengal - she passed away a few years ago at the age of 23! And was fit and crazy active until nearly the end. As you say, not so much Siamese-talkative, but very "articulate" and usually wanted the last word in any "conversation". The funniest thing I every saw her do - and I'm making no exaggeration here! - was to sit outside in the courtyard (enclosed, but open to the sky) in a torrential rainstorm, yelling back at any thunderclap. Crazy creature!

[@CatVantageStory]

Age 23!! Wow

[@Peace-tk3gr]

❤️

[@ARother8822]

23? Wow. That’s amazing. The oldest one I heard of was 20

[@alexiawagner2514]

awww I am so happy to know you have been in each other’s life for 23 years - how spectacular

[@Sherlock245]

Do upload it sorry about what happen.😭

[@zakiyyahsaleem1594]

This video is the most accurate portrayal of Bengal cats that I have seen to date. Two of these wonderful felines, now 14 and 12 years old, share their lives with me. They actively swing atop doors, climb to the highest shelf, turn somersaults when playing, carry on telephone conversations, perform tricks only if there is a treat reward, go for walks on/off leash, watch videos with me and much more. They are great friends and companions and full of love.This breed thrives on human interaction. Thank you for this video and best wishes to you and your bengals.

[@SM-ce1uy]

4:35 aww my Russian Blue meows just like that ! my dream is to get him a bengal buddy

[@jdogg448]

We've got Russian Blues and a Bengal, the Russian blues are so affectionate and chilled. The Bengal is a bit mad and loud and loves to occasionally chase them around, all harmless fun of course.

[@virginiabluebell2350]

Meows range from loud to unbelievable 😂😂😂😂 such truth

[@CatVantageStory]

:)

[@susannesamuelsson2930]

Yes I know...👍🐈❤

[@samyayacoubi1480]

HAHAAHAHAHAHA I dieeeddd laughing hahahahah its so so trueeeeeeeee

[@RickPaquin]

Bengals all have common traits, and many differences but the one trait that I enjoy the most is their personal bonding. While many cats bond well to humans, Bengals take this to a higher level. You need to have some scheduled events with your bengal every day. For example, every evening Rosey and I have our sports time. Her favorite toy is a giant curved tie-wrap. You can also use a curved 10" piece of #12 wire. You don't just throw it. You have to throw it just over her head so she can jump up to grab it. She wants it to be a sports event and she will find hiding spaces where she can jump out to grab it. Many will also fetch, but Rosey will ONLY fetch if you've thrown the object behind something. If she has to work to locate it, she WILL bring it back to you without fail, but if you just simply throw an object and it lands somewhere in plain sight, she will simply "tag it" with her foot, look at you, and leave it there while she goes back to her hiding station! She reminds me of a baseball player tagging 1st base! You can also have discussions with these cats and sometimes they will argue. I also have a Siamese and they also have personalities, but the Bengal personality is more pronouced. If you want a real companion and you're willing to interact with them each day, they will be a loyal companion for you.

[@kirikayumura6015]

it's funny that you mention this.. I noticed fairly early on that with mine, he'll only attack a toy if he has to jump to catch it.. just dragging it around in front of him and he'll ignore it. It presents a challenge for me because I have a male Tabby who always wants to play if he sees me playing with the bengal.. but he (the Tabby) prefers me to slowly drag a toy around corners so he can stalk and pounce on it. So I have trade off between using the toy in the air in unpredictable motions above his head (for the Bengal) vs. slow/fast dragging it on the floor(for the Tabby).. or using two toys one in each hand and trying to multitask.

[@kirikayumura6015]

@@jamilakhtar8889 Why would you want to know that? Are you trying to start a cat fighting league? If that was just not stated clearly and you're wondering how well they can get along in a multi-cat home, I've had no problems with mine. He was introduced to the other cats when he was a kitten though.. and their personalities worked out such that introductions were easy. If you really are interested in instigating cat-fighting, then I can't help you, nor do I want to.

[@mightymidget5571]

the bond is BFF status. my cat wants to follow me if I'm walking. never more than 12 ft away. I love her.

[@HISINC]

That's a great idea! I have a small cat toy tied to the line of a child sized fishing rod (a small rod works best in the living room). I cast it out and reel it in and Asia is on the chase! She loves when I jerk the line so the toy "jumps" so she has to leap to catch it. We do this almost every morning for about 20 minutes, and it satisfies her need to play and seems to deepen our bond.

[@Crazy_Cat_Lady_13]

This is so true - mine were bengal-cross & they were the most wonderful, playful, charismatic, chatty, affectionate beings I've had the fortune to share my life with. They barely calm down as they age(!) but they give so much love to their human. I look forward to one day opening my heart to another one of these very special cats ❤

[@nursultantulyakbaycats]

This is probably the most accurate portrayal of bengal cats. They are noisy, they are high energy. Don't get one if you cant handle it.

[@azshadow32]

Definitely agree. My 4 mo. old bengal kitten is such an affectionate, beautiful, active, loud, funny, sweet, inquisitive, and intelligent cat. Very different than most cats.

[@jaybeauvais4311]

My female loves me, she has been a wonderful addition to my life. She is an attention hog but I love it. I am a combat veteran with four tours, she brings me peace…….my therapy cat.

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you for sharing your heartfelt story. It's truly heartwarming to hear how your female cat has become such an important and cherished part of your life. Pets have an incredible ability to provide comfort, love, and support, and it's clear that your cat has become your very own therapy companion. The bond between humans and animals is truly remarkable, and it's amazing to witness the positive impact they can have on our emotional well-being. Your cat's affection and attention-seeking behavior not only bring you joy but also serve as a source of comfort and solace, especially as a combat veteran who has experienced so much. Pets, like your beloved feline friend, can offer a unique kind of companionship and understanding. They have a way of sensing our moods and providing us with a sense of peace and calm during challenging times. Your cat's presence and love have become a source of healing for you, and that's truly beautiful. As you continue your journey together, may your bond with your furry companion grow stronger each day. Cherish the moments of peace she brings you and know that you have a loyal and loving friend by your side. Thank you for sharing your story, and may your cat continue to bring you the comfort and joy you deserve. And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@time2Guess-2025]

bengals are very active and affectionate. I have snow bengal cat. She is my soul❤️

[@CatVantageStory]

Your heartfelt words resonate deeply with every cat lover out there. Bengals are indeed a breed that captivates our hearts with their unparalleled energy and affection. It's a special bond that forms between a Bengal and their human, and it's clear that your snow Bengal holds a special place in your soul. The love and companionship we receive from our feline friends can be incredibly profound. They bring joy, comfort, and a sense of belonging to our lives. Through their playful antics, gentle purrs, and those soulful eyes, they remind us of the beauty and simplicity of unconditional love. Your connection with your snow Bengal is something to cherish. It's a testament to the incredible bond that can develop between a human and their feline companion. As you navigate life together, may your souls continue to intertwine, bringing each other endless happiness and contentment. Treasure every moment, for the love of a Bengal is truly a treasure beyond compare. ❤️🐾 And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@zdenkamachnyikova9014]

We have now for two months a Bengal kitten and I have to say that your summary of Bengal cat's personality is very accurate. I love our Bengal cat's affectionate and playfull nature. She is very smart, very very active and a quick learner, a true full member of the family that brings us all a lot of happiness.

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you so much for your heartfelt comment. I'm thrilled to hear that you have a Bengal kitten who has brought so much joy and happiness to your family. Bengal cats are indeed known for their affectionate and playful nature, and it's wonderful to hear that your kitten exemplifies those traits. Their intelligence, high energy levels, and quick learning abilities make them fantastic companions and members of the family. It's a joy to witness the love and happiness they bring to our lives. Thank you for sharing your experience, and I wish you many more delightful moments with your Bengal kitten. If you have any further stories or questions, feel free to share them. And sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@ashrashand6039]

My Bengal used to come into the shower with me! It started because he would often sit outside the shower and keep shouting at me, until one day I opened the shower door and said "what?! what do you want?" and he came in! So I picked him up and held him up against me so he could rub his face against mine or bump heads, as he liked to do and slowly stepped back under the shower. I thought he would freak out and jump down once he got wet, but instead, he started rubbing his head against mine and purring! So after that, I used to let him join me in the shower if he wanted to...much quieter than trying to keep him out! :-D

[@mikav4006]

I love this

[@azshadow32]

My female bengal is 7 mos old and screams when I am in the shower. I open the door and ask what she needs. I know she wants to come in but it is kind of a noisy shower head so she hasn't made it all the way in. How old was yours when they made it in the shower?

[@ashrashand6039]

@@azshadow32 I think he was about a year old at the time. He'd been doing his noisy shower commentary for a long time before, but I hadn't thought to invite him before that.

[@richardbono5540]

I had a domestic cat that would cry outside the shower to come in. When I opened the shower door in she would come in and walk around the edge of the tub. Soon after I would fill up the tub and she would swim. The curious kitty I have now gets a splash from the sink and she is gone. They all have their own unique personalities

[@bengalboypaco7327]

Guys cherish your bengals please my baby boy died may 4th at 5 years old he had a brain tumor causing him to walk to the right and pace for hours cluster focal seizures i tried everything i could paid 3k to do everything we needed to do before mri cat scan i literally wouldve paid the extra 6k for it i was willingly to do whatever it takes but the damage was done we had him on pheno for two weeks as we anxiously waited for results wearher it was brain infection that can be cured. i fed him via syringe food and water most horrific thing ive experienced he seemed to have memory loss vision problems... i miss my paco so much he rubbed my face on his constantly bite my nose to tell me he loves me thats the last thing he did when we brought him home from the nuero he mustered up the will power to bite my nose one last time as a good bye :,( he was obsessed with me i cry everyday i bought him from a petstore which im now seeing in reviews seems to have a reputation for sick animals i paid 2800 dollars for leo aka paco but i wouldnt take it back for anything i used to say i was meant to meet paco and he is my soul. I didnt buy Leo i saved him from that terrible store god knows his life journey wouldve been without me i love you paco ill never forget you ill find you losing a bengal is really hard guys please act like tomorrow isnt promised my boy was taken from me so fast... my girlfriends mom who misses paco so much found a breeder and her birthday is May 4th i pray this is god or paco communicating with me ? What are the chances ??? Oliver will be coming home on tuesday as pacos soul brother i love you paco

[@marycupano6422]

I have a Bengal cat, his name is Benjimin. He LOVES to climb up on the shelves and is very affectionate, loves to talk and is a wonderful cat. I got him as a rescue. He is now 12 years old, lives in doors and enjoy our dog and 4 other cats. Nice video!

[@catherineseear7069]

❤I live in the UK, a stray cat adopted me who was pregnant with 6 kittens. I’ve kept two kittens found homes for four so now I have 3 cats(I’ve never considered myself a cat lover)😂 When I took them to be vaccinated the Vet took one look at Georgie & said he is part Bengal, apparently she could tell by spots on his belly and his body. True to form he is athletic, strong, muscular up to “No good”& completely different to any cat I’ve encountered. His brother is tiny in comparison and soft. I’ve subscribed❤ and look forward to the antics your gorgeous Bengals get up to!

[@robertworkman7537]

Our Bengal passed away recently at a young age and we love your videos, we can see so much of our cat (Noodle) in your cats. Keep the videos coming!

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you and so sorry to hear that. Our bengal male have cardio issue, which can cause him much shorter life thats why we trying our best to make his every day to be for memory.

[@bengalboypaco7327]

Omg please i can relate to you robert my name is Mark my baby boy died may 4th at the age of 5 to a brain tumor i miss my leo/paco so much we had so many names for him i treated him as my son im 27 with no kids so he was that to me im soooooooo sorry for your lose robert i know exactly how you feel and im not just saying that !! Leo was so funny i swear bengal cats can cure depression I LOVE YOU LEO

[@rebeccaquartieri5509]

😥😥😥😥😥😥

[@TheDragonflyTV]

I’m up to my 3rd bengal … most recently a new kitten and they are amazing. The bond you have with them is very unique and the bond they have with you is just as unique. There are cats and then there are bengals.

[@ARNABOSS]

i am from Bengal, we have some of the best CATs in the whole world … from majestic royal Bengal tigers, Himalayan cloud leopard, asian leopard cat, fishing cat to our house cats like these … many of us consider cats as our spirit animals or ancestors reborn they are very friendly playful vocal and affectionate family members 💖😻💟

[@JohnDickson]

I had bengals for years. Like little furry humans...except much better. The male didn't live long sadly...10 years. The female, his sister, made it to nearly 20. Fantastic and loving critters!

[@AmaraSoGolden]

Is there a difference between the males and females?

[@maximloos3739]

@@AmaraSoGolden We had a male and female bengal. The male was much bigger and was weighting 10kg wich is massiv for a cat. The female was 6kg wich also isn't small but besides that there's no much difference. Any cat has their own character but Bengals are something different.

[@charliegirl0626]

I adore my bengal girl. She's my everything. I wouldn't have any other breed but bengal. Thank you for this video.

[@CatVantageStory]

Oh, it sounds like your Bengal girl has captured your heart and become the center of your world! Who needs anything else when you have a mischievous, playful, and oh-so-lovable Bengal by your side? They have a way of stealing our hearts and making us wonder how we ever lived without them. It's great to hear that you're so passionate about the Bengal breed and that the video resonated with you. Keep adoring your feline queen and let her continue to reign supreme in your life! 😸❤️ And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@olias2716]

well done cats....you have trained those humans so well....!!!!!.....♥♥♥

[@CatVantageStory]

thank you!

[@deborahgoslin5858]

Thank you for a really good video ! Your cats are beautiful. Nice family !

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you ☺️☺️

[@MrKaypet]

That was an excellent video.Great coverage of personality with truly charming cat examples.

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you very much!

[@cristobaldominguez3279]

Estoy de acuerdo, fue muy interesante e informativo ver algo como esto.

[@MrKaypet]

@@cristobaldominguez3279 Gracias

[@BluesBadTom]

Great greatest cats of all. Thumbs Up !

[@olivermirez6667]

I love your Bengals, they're soooo beautiful!

[@CatVantageStory]

thank you

[@christiannesanders867]

I share youre opinion. I never had such a active, playful, vocal, crazy, funny, loving stalker😄. Love bengal cats😻💕💕

[@CatVantageStory]

I totally agree!

[@marytornetta161]

I have my first and probably my last Bengal. I love her deeply, but she requires more attention than any cat that has ever owned me before. She wakes me in the morning by yeowling outside my door and then continues yeowling at me until I play or until I leave. If we play, she will then give me the high honor of petting her. If I don't play with her because I have to betray her by leaving for work, she does not sit with me at night. I dare not pick her up; she's very clear that SHE will allow me her presence on my lap when she chooses. She is beautiful and can be very affectionate on her terms, but there is no question that I am her pet human and she is not my pet cat.

[@CatVantageStory]

try to provide her some toys which use mental power to make her interested solving problems. They simply love that so much, and feel so proud when they succeed. That can replace your presence easily.

[@marytornetta161]

@@CatVantageStory I don't want her to replace my presence lol.. the only way I get the honor of her presence is through play, so that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make. However, I'm used to plain old domestic cats that would actually crave my attention. This is a different type o kitty!

[@Hazelntuffy_]

@KonaGaming so true

[@salembeats]

Sounds like the relationship that many men have with their female companions; Maybe that’s why it seems like guys seem more prone to take these behaviors in stride. 🤔😅

[@daisymay50kaufmann39]

I find male cats in general are way more affectionate in all the breeds. I'll never get a female cat again but I do have a male and female Bengal. She let's you hold her and her doesn't but hes very affectionate on his terms. True characters they are

[@wookie2222]

My cat is only half bengal and she is sooo different from other cats I had in the past, I just have to love it. From waking me up by opening the window blinds only to have a small snack and fall asleep afterwards early in the morning to being extremely clean with her toilet hygiene and complaining loudly every time when I took to long to clean her litter box, and I do it usually 1-2 times a day.

[@wookie2222]

Oh, and she has such a heart of gold! A while ago my father passed away and when I got the phone call in the morning I was verry sad and did not really know how to react or what to do, I was just sitting in my homeoffice and there was so much going through my head - my cat took all her favorite toys and piled them up next to my feet and did not let me alone until my girlfriend arrived in the evening to be there for me. She did not want to play with me with her toys, she just noticed, that I felt sad and thought, that those toys usually make her happy, when she is sad, so it must work the same way with me and she decided to share her toys with me, at least for a while. 😀

[@Adeline9418]

A couple brought their bencal cat to the hotel i work at. Gorgeous animal.

[@mompreneurlife]

❤ they are super social. We’re enjoying our kitten.❤

[@iPlaySEGA]

The video is over 8 minutes long but it was over like it was only 1 minute long... Beautiful animals! ♥

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you ❤

[@ronimex007]

As the owner of 2 bengals, you are spot on with their personality.

[@kyskakyska3276]

I have 3 bengals:) the bests cats ever!

[@CatVantageStory]

Totally agree :)

[@planetpeacenlove1295]

He speaks the language of my heart.

[@cynthiafarris1051]

Hahahaha Dog in cat shape. I love it. Best explanation I've heard so far.

[@dansolo9573]

In terms of talking, they make very definable noises. At least in my experience of having 4 over the years. You want tickles? One response; you want biscuits? Another response; you want food? Another again. They go from gruff growls (means ‘yeah!’) to vocal chuffs and lounging that means tickle my belly. I will never get a different breed. They suit itr personalities and lifestyle so well

[@liselottawiesenbach6317]

Soo cute, it seems like really understanding the cat, i like it !!

[@369blackpanther]

Yes ... Give a Bengal what they want and they are happy ... My Bengal is very obedient ... She comments all the time on everything I do ... Powerful and Potent with a heart of Gold ... My Bengal Isabella is a Leo with her Moon in Leo😺

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you for sharing your experience with your Bengal, Isabella! It's wonderful to hear that she is obedient and actively engages with you, commenting on everything you do. Bengals are indeed remarkable cats with unique personalities. The combination of power, potency, and a heart of gold in Isabella sounds truly special. It's fascinating to know that she is a Leo with her Moon in Leo, adding an extra layer of astrological charm. Wishing you and Isabella many more joyful moments together!

[@369blackpanther]

@@CatVantageStory Beautiful Thank You for your Lovely reply - Bengals and Indeed All Cats are AweSome Beings xxx I am Blessed to live ith Six Cats xxx

[@roseparadou]

I have adopted (and rescued) a neglected bengal baby girl during the pandemic. She is an adorable young lady now and our bond is sooo deep. I have the chance to work entirely remotely since, and it gave me the chance to completely focus on her, with the help of my lovely lady Angora.

[@CatVantageStory]

so you got new best friend, right? :)

[@roseparadou]

@@CatVantageStory yes 🥰 her name is Zoé! the Zouzoune 😻 love love her 😻

[@batootcat]

We now have our second bengal cat. Our bengal Nanoose died a year ago and he was so lovable. I have my cat channel and he is on it for the 10 years he was alive. We loved him so much. Now we have our little Loki and he is so good. We love our cats and thanks for sharing this video. It describes exactly what the bengals are all about.

[@Bengal-BoyRyu]

Im getting ready for my 2nd Bengal to be picked up. I love my Bengal. He has changed my life. I can't imagine my life without my Bengal. If you want a lap cat, forget owning a Bengal. They will sit lay next to you but they only want cuddle time on their terms. They are so vocal and will bitch you out basically if you're not fast enough for a treat or play time.

[@CatVantageStory]

Yeah great

[@noelno6554]

I absolutely love the Bengal cat. In fact love it so much I got 3, each is different in her own way, but they are a most amazing cat. I also have a Bombay, she keeps the Bengals from to much trouble lol. My hearts!

[@m.ackermann1649]

Beautyful & very exciting !!! Good Luck !!! 👑🌿🧚‍♂️🦋☘💓🧡🍀👑🌿

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you

[@jimistheman9732]

The best of cats! Highly intelligent, social, active, playful, inquisitive, fearless - the list goes on. Oh, yeah, and loud.

[@tonyamccray4111]

Mine was all what you said and he also love to talk😃💓💯..My cat.Simone, was very smart, protective* & intelligent* male cat...given to my daughter as a gift when he was a small 🐈 Kitten looking like a grey and white 🐯❣️

[@lydiska5552]

My talkative Bengal boy is very friendly and social and emphatetic. My beautiful boy loves playing with his toys and climbing on his scratching tree.

[@CatVantageStory]

Your description of your talkative Bengal boy fills the heart with joy and inspiration. It's truly wonderful to witness the friendly and social nature of these incredible feline companions. Their ability to empathize and connect with us on a deep level is a testament to the unique bond we share with them. The playful spirit and love for climbing that your beautiful boy exhibits remind us of the importance of embracing our own inner child and finding joy in the simplest of things. As he pounces on his toys and conquers his scratching tree, he reminds us to approach life with enthusiasm and a sense of adventure. Through his presence, your Bengal boy teaches us about the power of connection and the beauty of companionship. Whether it's engaging in playful antics or simply curling up by your side, his love and affection bring comfort and warmth to your life. May your journey with your talkative Bengal boy continue to inspire you and remind you of the incredible capacity for love and joy that exists within all of us. Embrace his playful spirit and cherish every moment, for in his presence, you find a source of inspiration that brightens your days and fills your heart with gratitude. Keep celebrating the beautiful bond you share with your extraordinary boy. 🐾❤️ And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@nikolalukovic5567]

Yamaguchi animal 🤣 Nice overall look at Bengal's personality.Keep up!👍

[@infinitecuriosity9210]

I can see the intelligence in their eyes already 1 min in.

[@joangordon3376]

The only thing you need to know about Bengals is that they are entitled. To everything at the time they want it. Everything 😺😺😺

[@emmagriffin2802]

My kitten is not a bengal…but based on your video he might as well be. Thank you, your cats are gorgeous!

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you 😍⭐️

[@dansolo9573]

We’ve had 4 bengals over the years. They are batshit crazy and very vocal. Chat away with you all day and never get tired of playing around. Sure they run around your walls at 3am being mental but you would never change it once you’ve had one. Not for your average cat owner but very fun and loving.

[@xasanth6318]

I like it that you hiss at them too if they do something wrong :D I did it as well with mine ;) she was really fierce as she was a cat from the streets... she was only lovely to me... and my dad for some reason :D everyone else was an enemy to her XD sadly I had to let her go after she got kidney cancer which couldn't be treated after just 8 years :( I miss her so much

[@CatVantageStory]

Oh so sad to hear :(

[@PaulJagger]

Thanks for sharing, gorgeous furkids

[@CatVantageStory]

You are so kind

[@gyallington]

I have a 2 yr old bengal and 2 yr old savannah, sometimes me and my savannah just sit there and watch him vocalize his feelings LOL. I have 3 cat trees, nooks, beds, toys, scratch posts, bridges, wall steps and outside time on leash EVERY day... but still he is not entertained for long before straight back to meowing. I wish there was more for him to do! Is it odd that he was never this loud, it only started at 11 months old? I love him a ton regardless of his strong vocalization tendencies, that's my baby right there.

[@kaylaojeda5149]

Thank you for sharing! I’m getting my first Bengal kitten soon so I’m trying to learn as much as i can 🥰

[@CatVantageStory]

Share your experience when baby arrive home :)

[@SonyaSunny]

Me too! In 5 short weeks 🐾

[@bammer_4947]

How are you making out 6 months later Kayla? I have a 8 week Bengal kitten, had him for a few days now. I find him great, such a Needy personality (very talkative) He actually likes to be picked up and walked around. Follows me everywhere, loves playing and being by me. I haven't tried tricks yet but he does fetch and return. He walked in the sink for a dink but is cautious of the water.

[@kaylaojeda5149]

@@bammer_4947 great! we actually have two now 😂 but yes they’re very bonded to us and each other, they love to talk to us, they follow us around the house just to be in the same room. but they’re absolutely amazing and I love them so much, such a great breed with great temperament. we clicker trained our girls to go onto surfaces when we tap but that’s as far as we’ve gotten bc they’re very distracted hahah but they’re really smart so they actually taught themselves fetch!! so glad you’re enjoying youre new little friend :))

[@johnm7267]

I had an Abyssinian very much like that. He never stopped from the minute he woke up. He was a bit of a nuisance but an adorable nuisance and we loved him to bits. He would fetch and carry like a dog and if there was a fly in the house he couldn’t rest until he had caught it, destroying the house in the process. He used to go across the street to annoy the neighbours dog. If we heard the dog barking we would know it was him annoying it. He was only a year old when he was knocked down by a car and killed. I always used to say that he wouldn’t die a natural death because of his adventurism.

[@CatVantageStory]

Oh so sad story :(

[@sydnee11]

I have a Siamese AND a Bengal. It’s chatty Kathy all the time in my home 😂

[@emiliamangiacotti79]

Ich hatte auch 2 bengal katzen ,beide hatten einen ganz eigenen Charakter... allerdings habe ich sie beide zu Freigänger gemacht das heißt beide durften raus und nicht nur im Haus... oder im Gehege... wenn ich die Möglichkeit hätte würde ich mir wieder bengal katzen holen ... Sie sind meine grosse liebe und ich habe sooo viel von ihnen gelernt ... ich liebe sie ...

[@ddab918]

thank you for sharing about Bengal cats and for seeing these beautiful animals.

[@dteveharris9518]

Oh I have tears in my eyes I was a dog person till I got a bengal , I got her specially for lionsgate to embrass a oppersite a cat , so was such a good friend so clever she even sat on a book with her name on only book out of 300 with lyra in the title gave me a litter of kittens, she got run over last July , only knew her for less than a year but lrya had big impact on me viva bengals

[@CatVantageStory]

I am truly sorry for your heartbreaking loss of Lyra, your Bengal cat. It's clear that she had a profound impact on your life, even though you only knew her for a short time. The bond you formed with Lyra, her intelligence, and the special moments you shared, like her sitting on the book with her name, created cherished memories. Losing a beloved pet is never easy, and the pain can be overwhelming. Please know that your love for Lyra and the beautiful moments you had together will always remain in your heart. May her spirit live on, and may her memory continue to bring you comfort and warmth. Sending you warm greetings from Croatia, and I want to apologize for the late reply. I explained the reason for the delay in my latest video.

[@evildude33ify]

My bangal knows how to open the door, turn on the sink, and even can squat on the toilet

[@Kristymysticwater]

i agree, just recently lost my Bengal of 14 years, Kleo. I am waiting for my second bengal to bring home next month because my house is so quiet and my first bengal brought so much joy and laughter into my life I wanted another one as soon as I could. Kleo was very smart and had a very strong personality and always made it very easy to get her point across to her humans via her yelling XD

[@hamilmiller8940]

I just lost a 14 year old cat named Cleo this year too, not a bengal cat but still, loved her so much, sorry for your loss

[@toddswartz3510]

What is an average price for a Bengal (male)? im in the U.S.

[@deebeacham9691]

Great video full of important information about Bengals. I have a bangle and your video was incredibly validating. Particularly with playing with the water which seems to be my cats fun past time . Did you make that birch tree Kitty climber ? I love that and my bangle what too ❤️ thanks for sharing keep up the good work for Bengals 💜🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

[@MsDolphingirl9977]

My Bengals meow is hair raising at almost all times, even my vet says they always know when romeo is there because of his meow, louder than any Bengal they ever heard! I hope my next one is a bit quieter!

[@michaelpeterson4880]

I have a mixed tabby. But she acts just like your bengals. (Coated brown and black stripes though) so adorable. Someone must have been breeding in the streets of Jersey. So loving.

[@roseparadou]

«with a heart of gold» so so true!

[@gionibegood6950]

in conclusion, it is a dog in cat's skin :-)

[@CatVantageStory]

It's a dog acting as a cat on a carneval :) Similar personality, that's for sure

[@kyskakyska3276]

This is 3 in 1: cat, dog and monkey:)

[@karine8738]

I love love my Bengal Lilly. She is now 1 years and half. The only complaint I have is she does not want to be held :)

[@sumaiyah5759]

Very informative, thanks a lot. Your cats are beautiful.

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you too!

[@lolamoore1925]

I see you have many personal ,lovely decorations around the house. I'm am surprised the Bengals do not disturb or damage anything!

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you for appreciating the personal decorations in my house! Bengals are known for their active and curious nature, but there are ways to protect your belongings from any potential damage. To ensure the safety of your items, provide your Bengal with plenty of toys, scratching posts, and interactive playtime to redirect their energy. Designate certain areas or rooms where valuable or delicate items are kept off-limits using baby gates or closed doors. You can also use pet-friendly deterrents like bitter sprays or double-sided tape to discourage interaction with certain objects. Additionally, offer alternative scratching surfaces and secure breakable items in less accessible areas. Consistent positive reinforcement and training can also help teach your Bengal appropriate behavior. By creating a stimulating environment and guiding their behavior, you can create a harmonious living space where your Bengals can coexist with your personal belongings. And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@susannesamuelsson2930]

I have a Bengal mix and he is a very social but a hight energy level cat 🐈. He eats breakfast with us and he is always near us during the days and nights. Trollet is curious and affectionate even towards visitors as well as children. He is calculating and can find ways to do things in his own little way. His name is so suitable because he is a real Troll a bit of a handfull, can be demanding and loud as well as very talkative too! We love him but he is for sure different from the cats we had when we got him ( he is a rescue cat found on the street). I had my sweet Anakin and he was a Sacred Birma and another rescue cat Nera who was a black and white tuxedo cat. 3 personalities and so different from each other but so adorable still! Trollet are for sure a more demanding cat than the other two was. The other two are highly missed and they have put their paw 🐾 prints for forever on our hearts.

[@CatVantageStory]

sounds so familiar :)

[@boriskaru]

We buy that breed ...i was very skeptical about that cat We have before Hemingway cat , and that cat very intelligent and intellectual , unfortunately she died But Bengal cat , won hearts of whole family ..we all adore that breed Is amazing cat

[@CatVantageStory]

Yeah, Bengals are amazing!

[@elizabethschosslerelizabet4240]

Parabéns feliz 👏👏 casa 🏠🏠 parece cama sono gata gata 😊😊❤ Deus te abençoe Linda

[@Art_is_Life_22]

I have a Male Bengal named “Sinatra” because he sings like Frank Sinatra and has the most amazing turquoise blue eyes. When he talks I just talk back and give him some attention and he stops singing. He just wants to socialize and not be ignored. I live on a wooded property and he has a cat door, so he can go in and out as he pleases. He constantly brings me birds and squirrels as gifts. Yesterday he brought me a beautiful red headed woodpecker. He didn’t kill it, so I had to catch it and I let it go. Lol. He is just an amazing good soul. The only mistake I made is not getting two bengals. I would 1000% get two bengal kittens next time. 👍

[@breezyvibe]

HAPPY cats . . lovely family!! Enjoyed it!!

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@jenniferrew8609]

I love my Bengal boy he's just 2 years old and is so affectionate. He loves to snuggle up to me and sleeps a lot. If he doesn't sleep with me at night time he does wake me up by crying very loudly. Love him love him so much ❤️❤️

[@CatVantageStory]

Aww, your Bengal boy sounds absolutely purr-fect! It's adorable how he insists on snuggling up with you and has his own unique wake-up call. Who needs an alarm clock when you have a feline vocalist serenading you in the morning? 😄 It's clear that your bond with him is strong, and those snuggles and loud cries are just his way of showing his love for you. Cherish those special moments and keep enjoying the purr-fection that your Bengal brings to your life. ❤️🐾 And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@kittykooky]

My Bengal Lola is always the loudest at the vets.😻

[@BengalCatLola]

Hi cousin!!! Nice coat 😻😻

[@echofloripa]

Beautiful cats, look like some of ours 😻😻😻

[@jamilahadade7620]

Nice video. I learned lots of new things about Bengals they’re so beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from New York 😻🐈😸😺👍

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@gailharris4013]

I looked into energetic cats. Entertaining

[@bennu547]

Siamese constantly comment on your life😹😹That’s so true but it’s phrased in such a funny way

[@carolearbuckle5636]

Excellent video. Good information and advice for people with or interested in getting a bengal

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you so much ☺️ ❤️

[@analytics8055]

Great video of these lovely cats... thx

[@CatVantageStory]

Thanks

[@aunacoronado5485]

WI Bengal Breeder Here they are amazing kitty’s!! Beautiful and unique kittys

[@CatVantageStory]

Yes they are!

[@EricvanDorp007]

Exact the way I got to know Bengals, thx for sharing...

[@memorylanemodelcars]

My Bengal/Tabby kitten is 6 mo old Age Amazingly Can unzip and Zip up Zippers she taught herself to Do this She's Super Smart

[@Veronicaixchel]

🙃😍❤️🙏 awesome 😎

[@ioman9252]

hello may I ask yopu where you bought you cat tree it looks amazing! tx Fred

[@tranquillo2741]

My sweet girl Bengal just passed at 20 years old. Never had a cat like her before. She was so attached to me, and I to her. They are amazing pets, but as the video mentions they are not your average house cat so buyer beware ;)

[@CatVantageStory]

They are easy to train, if you are patient enough.

[@jr8573]

Excellent video as always.

[@CatVantageStory]

Well thank you, i hope my hairstyle is cool too :)))

[@jtrose6995]

stunning, amazing cats

[@toddcooper2563]

Absolutely beautiful animals.

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you!

[@KawakebAstra]

U’ve wonderful bengal videos ..unique .. my independent 3yr f1 bengal has 3 modes .. .. heart melting kitten .. wild hunter/predator .. curious explorer & communicator extraordinaire ♥️😽♥️ ps .. all training must be made to be his idea otherwise he’s stubborn 🙀😹,)

[@firewilson920]

I like the guy too. Very attractive accent 😻 a bit young for me, unfortunately. One can fantasize, though. 🐱

[@CatVantageStory]

:)

[@mustafaniazi9146]

Yes the cat his great accent

[@gailharris4013]

Love them 💕

[@CatVantageStory]

Who doesn't ? :)

[@slimcatandme]

Some great information here! Thanks for sharing!

[@CatVantageStory]

Glad it was helpful!

[@michelemoore8951]

I thought I was adopting a grey Tabby…actually silver. He’s a Bengal! Yea!!! They’re so different from other cats. Smart….I just adore my son Grayling Daniel named after Dan Fogelberg!❤️😻

[@CatVantageStory]

Nice

[@jamesb.2064]

My bengal is my hyperactive small dog who will do anything for me. Love him to death. You pegged my bengal to the T. He leads me to his harness every morning for HIS walk…we have to go where he wants. Lol

[@CatVantageStory]

Haha, it sounds like your Bengal has taken on the role of a fearless explorer and walking companion! Who needs a traditional dog when you have a Bengal that's ready to lead the way? Just remember to follow their adventurous spirit and enjoy the ride, even if it means taking detours to their preferred destinations. Happy walking and exploring with your hyperactive small dog...oops, I mean your Bengal! 😉 And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@janasvobodova3987]

Beautiful eyes Bengal cat❣🐈

[@MrAvant123]

They are truly beautiful !